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Tri-series ODI: Pakistan and Sri Lanka fined for slow over-rate
Latest News | Sports

Tri-series ODI: Pakistan and Sri Lanka fined for slow over-rate

According to the International Cricket Council (ICC), the Pakistan cricket team has been fined 10 percent of the match fee while the Sri Lankan team has been fined 5 percent.…

From promises to practical action

From promises to practical action

Oct 20, 2026
Breast cancer is no longer an issue that can be confined to hospitals, medical conferences or awareness campaigns held once a year. It is a national health challenge that demands sustained attention, practical policies and equal access to treatment. As Pa…
The Shadow of the Al Qadir

The Shadow of the Al Qadir

Jan 19, 2025
The air in the courtroom hung heavy with the weight of accusations and denials. Imran Khan, his face etched with a mixture of defiance and weariness, listened impassively as the judge pronounced the verdict: guilty. Fourteen years. Fourteen years of his l…
Hope Amidst the Rubble

Hope Amidst the Rubble

Jan 18, 2025
After 15 harrowing months of relentless violence, a fragile ceasefire has brought a temporary halt to Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza. The battered Palestinian people now have a brief respite to mourn their staggering losses over 46,000 lives, with ma…
A Digital Sword Against Dissent

A Digital Sword Against Dissent

Jan 17, 2025
Pakistan's cybercrime landscape is marred by a glaring disconnect. While the authorities boast of a robust anti-cybercrime apparatus, the reality paints a grim picture. Conviction rates hover below 5%, exposing a system more adept at harassing journalists…
The Missing and the Judiciary: A Jolt That Must Not Fade

The Missing and the Judiciary: A Jolt That Must Not Fade

Jan 16, 2025
Chief Justice Yahya Afridi's recent "jolt" over the crisis of enforced disappearances in Pakistan is a welcome development. However, it risks becoming just another instance of belated recognition followed by inaction. While acknowledging the jurisdiction …
A Call for Action: Protecting the Lives of Pakistan’s Miners

A Call for Action: Protecting the Lives of Pakistan’s Miners

Jan 15, 2025
The recent mining tragedies in Balochistan have once again laid bare the hazardous conditions under which miners in Pakistan toil, and the glaring absence of safety protocols that could protect their lives. Two workers lost their lives in Harnai when a co…
Moderation Retreats, Hate Rises

Moderation Retreats, Hate Rises

Jan 14, 2025
It appears that the gloomy times of the unrestrained internet are back. In a show of deference to alt-right mega-influencers and their attack against "woke media," two of the biggest international social media corporations have already given up on signif…
Reviving Gwadar: From White Elephant to Regional Hub

Reviving Gwadar: From White Elephant to Regional Hub

Jan 13, 2025
The Gwadar deep-sea port, hailed as a cornerstone of Pakistan’s economic transformation under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), remains a glaring example of unfulfilled potential. Completed in 2007 and envisioned as a strategic gateway to regio…
Reassessing Pakistan’s Afghan Strategy: A Diplomatic Imperative

Reassessing Pakistan’s Afghan Strategy: A Diplomatic Imperative

Jan 12, 2025
As the Afghan Taliban seek regional engagement to counter their isolation and strengthen economic ties, Pakistan must reevaluate its approach toward its western neighbor. Despite the lack of formal recognition of the Taliban regime, several regional state…
Balochistan’s Bleeding Wound

Balochistan’s Bleeding Wound

Jan 11, 2025
The brazen attack by Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) militants in Khuzdar district, where they held sway for nearly eight hours, has once again underscored the precarious security situation in the province. The incident, eerily reminiscent of last year'…
Taking Ownership of Reforms

Taking Ownership of Reforms

Jan 10, 2025
It is disheartening to witness how government officials in Pakistan often shy away from taking ownership of critical decisions, instead attributing them to external pressures. Even well-intentioned reforms are presented as unavoidable obligations imposed …
Prime Minister to visit Peshawar on Tuesday for first time after emergency, important meeting expected
October 20, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Prime Minister to visit Peshawar on Tuesday for first time after emergency, important meeting expected

According to government sources, Prime Minister…

Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Claim to Political Indispensability
October 20, 2026 Opinion

Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Claim to Political Indispensability

Asif Mahmood  Maulana Fazlur Rehman claims…

From promises to practical action
October 20, 2026 Editorial

From promises to practical action

Breast cancer is no longer an…

Controlling terrorism is essential for the country’s stability: SK Niazi
October 20, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Controlling terrorism is essential for the country’s stability: SK Niazi

Political leaders and legal expert discuss…

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

A Crisis Ignored: Kurram’s Boiling Point

A Crisis Ignored: Kurram’s Boiling Point

Jan 20, 2025
The recent wave of violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Kurram district has laid bare the state’s failure to address long-standing grievances in the region. The narrative pushed by some state functionaries, that this is merely a tribal dispute, collapses unde…
The Shadow of the Al Qadir

The Shadow of the Al Qadir

Jan 19, 2025
The air in the courtroom hung heavy with the weight of accusations and denials. Imran Khan, his face etched with a mixture of defiance and weariness, listened impassively as the judge pronounced the verdict: guilty. Fourteen years. Fourteen years of his l…
Hope Amidst the Rubble

Hope Amidst the Rubble

Jan 18, 2025
After 15 harrowing months of relentless violence, a fragile ceasefire has brought a temporary halt to Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza. The battered Palestinian people now have a brief respite to mourn their staggering losses over 46,000 lives, with ma…
A Digital Sword Against Dissent

A Digital Sword Against Dissent

Jan 17, 2025
Pakistan's cybercrime landscape is marred by a glaring disconnect. While the authorities boast of a robust anti-cybercrime apparatus, the reality paints a grim picture. Conviction rates hover below 5%, exposing a system more adept at harassing journalists…
The Missing and the Judiciary: A Jolt That Must Not Fade

The Missing and the Judiciary: A Jolt That Must Not Fade

Jan 16, 2025
Chief Justice Yahya Afridi's recent "jolt" over the crisis of enforced disappearances in Pakistan is a welcome development. However, it risks becoming just another instance of belated recognition followed by inaction. While acknowledging the jurisdiction …
A Call for Action: Protecting the Lives of Pakistan’s Miners

A Call for Action: Protecting the Lives of Pakistan’s Miners

Jan 15, 2025
The recent mining tragedies in Balochistan have once again laid bare the hazardous conditions under which miners in Pakistan toil, and the glaring absence of safety protocols that could protect their lives. Two workers lost their lives in Harnai when a co…
Moderation Retreats, Hate Rises

Moderation Retreats, Hate Rises

Jan 14, 2025
It appears that the gloomy times of the unrestrained internet are back. In a show of deference to alt-right mega-influencers and their attack against "woke media," two of the biggest international social media corporations have already given up on signif…
Reviving Gwadar: From White Elephant to Regional Hub

Reviving Gwadar: From White Elephant to Regional Hub

Jan 13, 2025
The Gwadar deep-sea port, hailed as a cornerstone of Pakistan’s economic transformation under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), remains a glaring example of unfulfilled potential. Completed in 2007 and envisioned as a strategic gateway to regio…
Reassessing Pakistan’s Afghan Strategy: A Diplomatic Imperative

Reassessing Pakistan’s Afghan Strategy: A Diplomatic Imperative

Jan 12, 2025
As the Afghan Taliban seek regional engagement to counter their isolation and strengthen economic ties, Pakistan must reevaluate its approach toward its western neighbor. Despite the lack of formal recognition of the Taliban regime, several regional state…
Balochistan’s Bleeding Wound

Balochistan’s Bleeding Wound

Jan 11, 2025
The brazen attack by Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) militants in Khuzdar district, where they held sway for nearly eight hours, has once again underscored the precarious security situation in the province. The incident, eerily reminiscent of last year'…
Prime Minister to visit Peshawar on Tuesday for first time after emergency, important meeting expected
October 20, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Prime Minister to visit Peshawar on Tuesday for first time after emergency, important meeting expected

According to government sources, Prime Minister…

Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Claim to Political Indispensability
October 20, 2026 Opinion

Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s Claim to Political Indispensability

Asif Mahmood  Maulana Fazlur Rehman claims…

From promises to practical action
October 20, 2026 Editorial

From promises to practical action

Breast cancer is no longer an…

Controlling terrorism is essential for the country’s stability: SK Niazi
October 20, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Controlling terrorism is essential for the country’s stability: SK Niazi

Political leaders and legal expert discuss…

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